St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-13
HI. s. FairchiId e. Son.

A UC1ION SALE OF 20 LOTS-Just
n north of Elevator B, between Rice and
western ay., one square from Como station
on the Manitoba railroad one square west of
Martin lumber yard, only two squares south
OF the German public school, with dwellings
thick all around them; you not only have
railroad station right by them, but street cars
on Rice and soon will on Western; this prop
erty is yet low-priced, but will become very
valuable, worth more than lots 2 or miles
out selling now for three times as much; if
you want a cheap home don't run away out
In the woods near no schools Or population,
but take Rice street cars and come out to this
sale Saturday, Sept. II, at p. M; terms,
one-third cash. balance in i and years. H.
s: Falrchild d Son, Real Estate Agents.
Chamber OF Commerce. 254-2C0
ITO QUARRYNIEN OR INVESTORS =
Il We sell at auction at O'Clock in the
afternoon, Thursday, Sept Is, on the ground,
all of block 81, of Stinson, Brown & Ram
seys addition now subdivided into four
blocks, in parcels to suit; this block lies
just north of the Omaha shops, and southeast
of Stahlmann's brewery; it has the best
stone quarry opened in st. Paul; no drainage
is needed; there is no soapstone, and after
quarrying, the lots, instead of being left i'll a
hole, are still above grade of street; you can
get 81 $50 per lot for the privilege of quarry
ing and hold the ground which will sell
readily at 81 200 to 81, 500 per lot; you can
have pure, clean cellars in thewhite sandstone
needing no stone walls; James street, which
runs through '.27,'' is the only one connect
ing with the upper levee and frontage on
James will be very valuable; terms cash; if
not prepared to pay all cash, arrange for a
loan, for time to suit, in advance FL. S.
Fairchiid & Son, chamber of commerce, ST.
Paul, MINI. 25O-25S
A UCTION-We will sell Sept. 10, 1887, at
"A O'Clock p. M, sixteen lots in block g
OF Pacific addition; two of them fronting ON
Atwater st. and fourteen on Larch st. These
lots are 40X124l2, with 20-fOot alley all be-
tween EarrInUfnn
property lies exceptionally we'll for factory or
lumber yard purposes-lumber yards being
on both sides of 1t. The Western av. station
on the Manitoba railway is close at hand.
The property is the best for the prices it will
sell at that has been offered in ST. Paul this
season. Remember that it is not out in the
country. but right in the heart of one OF the
most rapidly developing business districts in
the city. Terms: One-third cash, balance
one and two years at per cent H. s. Fair
child d Son, auctioneers. 256-263
A UCTION of 80 lots and house in West
II st. Paul-H. S. Fairchild d Son, real es-
tate agents, Chamber OF Commerce, will sell
ground, % beautiful lots and two lots and
hve-rOom house in Koch d Kerst's addition
to West st. Paul. This addition lies little
west of Oakda1e avenue formerly German
road, and two blocks south of jackson ST.
a fine view of the city is had from them;
they are only a short distance from the Nc
Cluug school and about five blocks west of
station on the Minnesota u Northwestern
motor line; the marvellous growth of West
st. Paul is known to all; this district is rap
idly building up; lots here are now selling
from $500 to $500 each; they will rapidly
advance; seven brick yards are near them,
giving employment to many men and Teams
it is a good place for the poor man to get a
lot-a good place for one to get four, six or
eight lots and have comfortable, pleasant
home and fine view; terms of sale, one-half
cash, balance in one and two years; free
bus will leave our office at DreciSply 40
o'clock, Wednesday, Sept. 21, and another
from corner Dakota av. and Fillmore ST.. and
sale commences at o'clock precisely. II. s.
Fairchild u Son. 25e;